David Olofson
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David Olofson is a U.S. Army veteran who was tried and convicted by the U.S. Federal government on the charge of "transferring a machine gun" after he lent his 20-year old AR-15 rifle to a friend and it malfunctioned on a shooting range, emitting multiple rounds and immediately jamming three times in a row, which aroused suspicion that the rifle was in fact an automatic weapon.[1][2]
[edit] References
- ^ Dobbs, Lou (2008-03-09). Gun Rights Under Fire. CNN.
- ^ Knox, Jeff (2008-02-02). The Accidental Felon. The Firearms Coalition.
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